Well a season should be crafted before someone gets hurt.
Stating the obvious, but when grizzlies get out of their traditional mountain or remote forest setting tragedy often/usually follows for livestock, people, property or the bears themselves.
Wolves (hunted or not) possess a timidity of man that bears don't often have. Old boars may avoid town, but young ones will not. Sows with hungry cubs may hit the trash and livestock ranches as well.
Without fear of man bears with their uncanny smell and opportunistic nature will take what they can with as little effort as possible, and it means contact with humans, many ill-equipped to deal.
